Sunshine Coast Sea Eagles colts coach and NRL development officer Glen Dreger described their achievements as just reward for the pathway created by the local league community.

"We're really proud of our juniors at the moment, it's going really well, we had a good year," he said.

"We want to see more juniors going all the way through from the Sunny Coast. We're really happy to send them on their way," Dreger said.

While the group which graduated this year is impressive, Dreger said the groups coming through had just as much, if not more, potential. "I'm impressed with what's coming through in Cyril Connell (under-16s) and Mal Meninga Cup (under-18s) at the moment.

"The talent in the 13s and 14s is outstanding as well. But that's a long way away."

The Sunshine Coast Falcons under-18s and under-16s will have their first hitout of the year this Saturday. The sides will play in curtain-raisers ahead of the Sunshine Coast Sea Eagles' first 2013 trial against the Norths Devils at Stockland Sunshine Coast Stadium.

The program will include five grades with the Sea Eagles Intrust Super Cup side's game to kick off at 7.45pm.